While brands usually do not like to tinker with their identity, some motorcycle makers have not stuck to the usual norm
Take any brand in the world; their names and logos are the most critical aspects of their identity. Without the name and the logo, their identity is lost. However, in the world of motorcycles, some brands have dared to change their logos, not once but on multiple occasions.
The British motorcycle manufacturer changed its logo when it was purchased by the Indian group Eicher Motors.
Founded in 1984, Hero worked in collaboration with Honda till 2011. However, when the collaboration ended in 2011, Hero rebranded itself with a new logo.
Honda started in 1947, and over the years, the company has changed its logo as many as nine times.
One of the largest two-wheeler makers in the world, Bajaj started with the above logo in 1949. In 2004, the company changed to the present logo.
Known for making some of the best off-road-focused motorcycles, Austrian brand KTM has changed its logo on 10 occasions.
